investors
Hedge funds now allowed to advertise, but investors should read the fine print
It’ll take a million dollar bank account to get sucked in
Amazon: a money-losing success
The latest financial results are ugly. So why are investors still in love with the online behemoth?
Food price hikes: Why I blame investors
Former hedge fund analyst Andrew Hepburn catches speculators with their fingers in the cookie jar
Listening for liars
When lying, CEOs tend to speak with less hesitation
Patience pays off
Vito Maida’s career was going nowhere until stocks crashed
Dig out your old calendars, we’re going back, waaaay back
As markets continue to fall, analysts have simply started using historical dates to forecast how low we could go. Today Montreal-based BCA Research warned that U.S. equities could fall to levels not seen since 2002. As it is, the last time the S&P 500 was this low was in April 2003: